Sentence examples similar to A compact elucidation of from inspiring English sources

A compact treatment of a complex case.

A complete elucidation of nanoparticle toxicity needs to be ascertained before extensive manufacturing induced exposure.

Amsterdam is a compact sort of place.

Figure 3 shows a compact, technical description of their differences.

A betrayal or a tasteful elucidation of our green and pleasant land?

She goes on, "In this confusing climate, a cleareyed elucidation of the murky campus rape phenomenon would be enormously welcome.

And regardless of the balance struck, a clear elucidation of options and trade-offs should benefit analysts and decision-making.

This is a further elucidation of the "good will".

Just two days ago, a party political broadcast depicting Nick Clegg being chased by a cat was criticised for being a personal attack rather than an elucidation of Labour policies.

Now it's up to the director, Anne Bogart, together with actors, singers and men's chorus, to develop a viable, stageworthy elucidation of exactly what is going on.

Increasingly it seems that a more apt elucidation of the acronym might be Social Machiavellians for Radical Reform.